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Yellowware, Seated Dog, Rockingham Glaze
Flint Enamel
Circa 1860



Excellent condition.
(Height: 10.5 inches; width: 8.5 inches; depth: 5.25 inches.)

$855

191-310








Chalkware Rooster
America
Circa 1879



As depicted, a good rooster with cast detail including date of 1879. Original black, red, yellow and brown paint.
Literature: Mary Allis, American Collector Magazine, October 1941; The Last Of The American Folk Arts. Excellent original condition with only minor base chipping. (Height: 7-inches.)

$3,265

809-7









Staffordshire Figure
Lord Byron



Dimensions: 7.25-inches high.

$450

230-5






Staffordshire Bust
William Shakespeare



Dimensions: 8.5-inches high.

$650

230-4






A Rare Nottingham Bear
Salt Glazed
Circa 1740



As depicted, a scarcely encountered early example with flat incised arms; remarkably, the chain links are original. Salt-Glaze bears were made by potters exercising freedom of imagination and whimsy...the stance, decoration, and finish of each example uniquely displays the very best of the early 18th century Staffordshire potters art. Our example acts like a Posset Pot in that the small dogs head is connected to the bear with a spout from the bottom so that it could be drunk from while holding it upright and then passing it on by holding the bears arms-letting the next person have a drink and so on and so forth until it was empty. The head of the little dog is restored, all else fine.
(Height: 9-inches.)

$4,750

811-1









Polychrome Staffordshire Hen on Nest



An overglaze polychrome enamel Staffordshire hen on nest with a glazed interior. The hen remains in excellent condition, with no marks. Measures 8-inches in length and 6.5-inches in height.

$875

231-10







Pair of Staffordshire Figures
Elijah And The Widow
Circa 1790



Pair of Staffordshire figures, one of a seated woman holding a piece of bread, a keg and jug beside her, another of a Elijah with a raven that has a piece of bread in its beak, both decorated in over-glaze and under-glaze enamels, both pieces some restoration; noting major. (Height: 9.5-inches.)

$2,125

896-3







Redware Dog
Pennsylvania
Circa 1850-1860



Molded and slab redware recumbent dog; base decorated with band of impressed crosses conforming to the perimeter. Decorated manganese slip on orangey body. Repair to neck and base. (Height: 3.25 inches; length: 6.125 inches; width: 2.5 inches.)

Price: $2,500

497-34







If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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